Stockeld Park is preparing to welcome visitors for a spellbinding season of witches, pumpkins, magical challenges, and spooky woodland adventures as its popular Halloween Adventure returns this October.
The Yorkshire family attraction is introducing an expanded line-up of live-action entertainment, interactive trails, and seasonal activities across the park. At the heart of this year’s event is the brand-new Woodland Witches experience, which transforms the Enchanted Forest into a magical world where young adventurers can meet mischievous witches and take part in hands-on challenges.

As visitors journey through the forest collecting stamps on their trail sheets, they will explore several new interactive locations:
- The Willow of Whispering Wishes: An ancient tree guardian where children can share their dreams.
- The Menagerie of Mismatched Monsters: A storytelling hub bringing strange new creatures to life.
- The Pantry of Poisonous Potions: An activity zone packed with bubbling ingredients and playful challenges.
- The Wardrobe of Witchy Wonders: A family dress-up space designed for seasonal photo opportunities.

Alongside the forest trail, children can tackle the Mummy Maze to help a forgetful mummy track down her missing children hidden within Stockeld’s hedge maze.
Guests can also ride tractor-trailers out to the pumpkin patch to purchase home-grown weird and wonderful pumpkin varieties. Additional park highlights include live-action scarecrow encounters, six outdoor playgrounds, and Zombie Laser Tag – an action-packed outdoor woodland battle available as an optional add-on.
For visitors seeking evening entertainment, Stockeld Park is introducing all-new Pumpkin Nights on 17th and 24th October. As darkness falls over the patch, the after-dark experience will feature live folk music, roaming performers, seasonal games, and a fire-eating show.
“Halloween is always one of our favourite times of year. This year’s event combines everything families love about Stockeld with some fantastic new experiences. From magical witches and ancient woodland guardians to pumpkin picking and spooky evening entertainment, we’ve created an adventure that captures the fun and imagination of Halloween without being too frightening for younger visitors.”
— Peter Grant, Owner and Chief Fun Officer at Stockeld Park
The Halloween Adventure will run throughout October, with tickets and further event details available online at stockeldpark.co.uk.

